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Generate an audible keyboard click, gives better sense of keyboard reponse. | |||
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CLICKER v1.00
(C) Copyright 1986 by Jim Melvin
This program causes the PC speaker to generate an audio response to key-
board activity - i.e. a click. there are 10 different clicks available
from 0 to 9. 0 being the highest pitched and 9 being the lowest. there
is a table of frequency's and counts inside the program - debug can be
used to modify this if you'd like. the table occupies 40 bytes (10 entries
of 2 words each) at offset 240 inside the program. the first word is freq
and the second word is duration of click.
The program hooks int 9 and generates a click whenever a key is depressed.
It can only be loaded once per DOS session and will not allow a second
load to occur.
Anyway, that's about all the info necessary to run it and modify it to you
needs.
As always I retain my copyright on this code and release it into the public
domain for free non-commercial distribution.
Jim Mevlin
(404) 446-6644 (voice)
(404) 394-1756 (TJ's BBS)
(C) Copyright 1986 by Jim Melvin
This program causes the PC speaker to generate an audio response to key-
board activity - i.e. a click. there are 10 different clicks available
from 0 to 9. 0 being the highest pitched and 9 being the lowest. there
is a table of frequency's and counts inside the program - debug can be
used to modify this if you'd like. the table occupies 40 bytes (10 entries
of 2 words each) at offset 240 inside the program. the first word is freq
and the second word is duration of click.
The program hooks int 9 and generates a click whenever a key is depressed.
It can only be loaded once per DOS session and will not allow a second
load to occur.
Anyway, that's about all the info necessary to run it and modify it to you
needs.
As always I retain my copyright on this code and release it into the public
domain for free non-commercial distribution.
Jim Mevlin
(404) 446-6644 (voice)
(404) 394-1756 (TJ's BBS)
January 2, 2018
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